Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) supports extracting the data from various data sources including but not limited to ANSI, Legacy, Flat files to complex data sources running on Oracle, MS SQL Server, DB2 and DB2/400. ETL Module also applies logic or custom algorithms or formulae per the client specifications and runs the application on the extracted data and the result set will be produced and may be loaded to the target database(s) or can be simple extracted as customizable XML file for further use.
Data Warehouses are required simply because businesses today rely on data-driven decision-making to plan their business strategies. For any analysis to be performed successfully, the data from all data sources must be loaded into the Data Warehouse in a form suitable for analysis. A Business Intelligence tool of choice can then be connected to this Data Warehouse to perform the required analysis.
Operational data of any enterprise is stored across various Online Transactional Processing (OLTP) systems and Databases. Each system or Database will store the data in a different format. For any useful analysis to be performed, the data first needs to be standardized such that all the data is in the same format. Data from these Databases is loaded into the Data Warehouse using an ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) pipeline. This pipeline can be used to convert the data into a standard format and store it in the Data Warehouse. This makes the data easier to analyze and improves the understanding of the data in the Data Warehouse.
As an enterprise grows, the volume of data it’ll store will increase rapidly. Along with the increase in volume, there might be situations where the data model has to be updated to accommodate various other attributes that have to be recorded. Enterprise Data Warehouses (EDW) are known for their flexibility and can easily accommodate any change in requirements such as the volume of data being stored or change in the data model without a complete overhaul of the system.
Most modern Enterprise Data Warehouses (EDW) allows easy connectivity to a Business Intelligence tool of choice. This seamless connectivity enables enterprises to easily establish and keep track of various Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that can be used to measure how well a business is achieving its key objectives.
Migrating data to new applications adds significant overheads to project implementations. Vital data contained within legacy applications often requires significant effort to configure and load, holding back the benefits of new applications.
Data Loader is an easy-to-use data migration tool that quickly converts and loads existing data into new applications. Its simple interface means that it can be used by non-technical employees, giving end-users an active role in the implementation and support of any system.
Data Loader loads data into any application running in Windows, and contains extra functionality for loading data and setup into various ERP applications. Data Loader is far and away the most popular end-user-friendly data conversion tool available today.
Non-technical users can easily configure and load data into any system. Recommended by various systems integrators, Data Loader contains specific additional features to load large volumes of data in any implementation of ERP Systems. Data Loader is available in Classic and Professional editions, catering to all types of application implementation from the simple to the complex ERP applications.
KIP’s proven method and supporting toolset cuts the time and cost of migrating legacy applications to new Service Orientated Architecture (SOA) enabled solutions by up to 70%. The migration framework includes an upgrade modeling tool, code generation tools as well as a large code base. It is available for both J2EE and .NET platforms.
We have developed warehouse templates for a number of industries – including Retail, Finance, Insurance and Utilities sectors. The templates represent best practice data and processes in each industry and include standard ETL code from common applications. The templates reduce the time and cost to deploy warehouse solutions.
KIP Chip is Database to run on a static chip, developed by KIP. RDBMS on a chip can be loaded on an electronic device such as mobile phone to support transactions and even support to hold the electronic data and even serve as electronic payment gateway. RDBMS is a revolutionary product which can run on a microprocessor with micro version of Linux and Kerberos. Also this product manages the cache so well that even the larger RDBMS systems running on larger scale implementations cannot. RDBMS on a chip can also support OLTP smart scheduling to Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) engines in order to optimize both instruction and data cache (processor cache) performance, as well as, to improve the (intra-transaction) parallelism in those workloads.
The KIP application development framework is suite of tools developed in .NET and Java J2EE that provide the standard plumbing for custom solutions. The framework represents our experience in solution development combined with industry best practice.
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